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Low-level image processing that they contain. The first step in this procedure is called ., and it is done to prepare the image for further processing at higher levels. The two primary goals of image preprocessing are to eliminate unwanted attributes in the image that would aggravate subsequent processing steps, and to extra

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Connectionist approach to artificial visiond in this chapter take a totally different approach. The designers of these models seek to ‘reverse engineer the competition’ (Hillis, 1985), i.e. to imitate human capabilities by reproducing the biological structure of the human vision system and brain. In Chapter 4, artificial neural networks for

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Automated visual inspection systemsroblems are covered in the following sections, the inspection of polished silicon wafers and the inspection of pharmaceutical blister packages. The systems proposed to solve these problems are similar in that they are automated, they are designed to improve on human inspection and on commercially av

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Future of automated visual inspectiontelligent manufacturing systems. First, a system will be proposed that is capable of the flexible manufacture of printed circuit boards. The point here is not to design the best possible printed circuit board manufacturing system, but rather to use the PCB manufacturing scenario as a tool to demonst

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al in nature, many of the techniques developedthrough theseefforts are now mature enough for use in practicalapplications.Automated Visual Inspection Using Artificial NeuralNetworks explainsthe application of recently emerging technology inthe areas ofartificial vision and neural networks to automat

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